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    Mostly to try and keep the surface from drying out too much. The Lupin mulch also has the added the benefit of having some nutrients. I'm also going to trial a few plants in terracotta pots, I'm hoping that there might be an evaporative cooling effect - that's if they don't dry...

  This is my rather hot growing area which recieves about 6 hours of direct sun a day. I don't have the resources or the inclination to setup any sort of protection at the moment but the plants seem to be happy even after the third day of high 30's temperatures. The seedlings at the back are...

I like the Dsatco Lupin Mulch which I am using in pots as well as in the garden. I also make my own compost, which I spread around as a mulch, out of kitchen scraps, soft garden waste, leaves and seaweed.

Hi everyone. Noticed these today after a repotting exercise. Photo courtesy of Nokia, plant courtesy of megamoo, identification - Moruga Red (subject to whether the label was put back correctly after his kids removed them) :P